New Public Servant Award for Emerging Excellence
ABOUT THE AWARD
Do you know a new public servant who is a rising star, and already making a positive impact? This award category is for those new staff members who inspire with their eagerness to learn and take on challenges. Celebrate the success of these staff and encourage them to continue their careers in the public sector.
For public servants with two or less years of experience in the public sector.
Eligibility requirements:
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Must recognize an individual and not a team.
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Must be currently employed by the public service (e.g. Federal, Provincial, Municipal government, or related agencies, boards, and commissions).
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Must work for a public sector organization based in the province of Alberta.
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Must have two or less (continuous or not) years of public service experience.
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Open to any role regardless of level of responsibility or level within organization.
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Nominees and nominators may not be members of the Board of Directors of IPAC National, nor members of the Board of Directors of IPAC Edmonton or IPAC Calgary Regional Groups.
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Nominees and nominators may not be members of the IPAC Edmonton Awards Committee.
PAST WINNERS
Will be awarded next in 2023
2021 Jason R. Wang, Government of Alberts, Environment and Parks
2020 Jasleen Khaira, City of Edmonton
2019 Elizabeth Winton, Government of Alberta, Children's Services
2018 Chris Gusen, Government of Alberta, Alberta Communications and Public Engagement
2017 Chelsey Dawes, Government of Alberta, Status of Women
2016 Jeannine Guerette, City of Edmonton
2015 Alana Lynch, Government of Alberta, Alberta Justice and Solicitor General
2014 Jed Johns, Government of Alberta, Ministry of Aboriginal Relations
2013 Jeremy Adamson, Alberta Transportation
NOMINATIONS
Nominations are now open.